'TAYLOR SWIFT: THE ERAS TOUR' (2023)
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Kwon Yeon-woo is a thirty year old low-level civil servant who works in a district office; quite innocent for his age, he has been on numerous blind dates in an unsuccessful bid to find a wife. After moving into a new place, he begins to encounter a high school girl, Soo-yeong, on his way to work every morning, and she begins to develop feelings for him. Meanwhile, Kang Sook has just started working at the district office straight out of high school, and falls head over heels for older woman Kwon Ha-kyeong.
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Kwon Yeon-woo is a thirty year old low-level civil servant who works in a district office; quite innocent for his age, he has been on numerous blind dates in an unsuccessful bid to find a wife. After moving into a new place, he begins to encounter a high school girl, Soo-yeong, on his way to work every morning, and she begins to develop feelings for him. Meanwhile, Kang Sook has just started working at the district office straight out of high school, and falls head over heels for older woman Kwon Ha-kyeong.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ryu Jang-ha, Jeonghuh Deok-jae, Yoon Jae-geun, Son Mi, Kim Sae-bom
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Chungeorahm Film, CJ Entertainment, Let's Films
Cast
Ryu Jang-ha
Director
Yoo Ji-tae
Kwon Yeon-woo
Kim Young-woon
Kang Sook
Lee Yeon-hee
Soo-yeong
Chae Jung-an
Kwon Ha-kyeong
Sooyoung Choi
Jung Da-jung
Shin Dong-woo
Child looking for father
Hwang Seok-jeong
Chief Ha
Kim Kang-woo
Kyu-chul
Na Soo-yoon
Female Student 1
Na Young-hee
Soo-yeong's Mother
Lee Joo-sil
Laundromat Mother
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